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An artist's impression of part of the proposed National Children's Hospital in Dublin

Lessons must be learned from National Children's Hospital costs

National Children's Hospital / 13 Feb

"Fortnite engages players to actively play the game for relatively long periods of time, and this engagement can positively influence our moods and behaviours". Photo: Christian Petersen/Getty Images

What's behind the rise and rise of Fortnite?

Science and Technology / 12 Feb

"Ireland's experience on the Nice Treaty is a perfect example of autonomy and good democratic procedures in practice, something that the UK may want to learn from and imitate"

Here's the moral case for a second Brexit referendum

Brexit / 12 Feb

"One simple explanation is the need for warmth at night during the winter: the birds need to gather together at warmer sites and roost in close proximity just to stay alive." Photo: Menno Schaefer/ Shutterstock

The science behind starlings' spectacular acrobatics

Starlings / 12 Feb

"The growing interest in a basic income lies in the threat posed to work and the workforce by a rising and sustained move towards automation and artificial intelligence"

All you need to know about basic income

Basic income / 08 Feb

"Job applicants in Ireland are finding themselves in the position of weighing multiple opportunities and choosing among competing organisations rather that flooding the market with applications and hoping for some sort of offer"

Because I'm worth it: how employees won the war for talent

Job Searches / 05 Feb

A bomb disposal officer checks for further devices as forensic officers inspect the remains of a van used in a car bomb attack outside Derry Court House. Photo: Charles McQuillan/Getty Images

Will Brexit increase the threat from dissident republicans?

Brexit / 05 Feb

"CRISPR is faster, simpler to use and cheaper than other gene editing techniques"

Are genetically modified babies coming our way?

Genetic modification / 05 Feb

"Managing an increasingly age diverse workforce presents a significant challenge for leaders and organisations worldwide"

Stop talking about my generation: the problem of ageism at work

Work & careers / 04 Feb

Jian Guaidó who has declared himself interim president of Venezuela

Venezuela's tale of two presidents

Venezuela / 28 Jan

You just keep on pushing my love over the borderline: cows stand beneath a sign for a disused Customs Office outisde Newry. Photo: Charles McQuillan/Getty Images

A united Ireland: a hard border fix that dare not speak its name

Brexit / 25 Jan

For rent: large building outside Belfast, not used in over two years

Brexit and the Northern Ireland Assembly - a case of what if?

Brexit / 23 Jan

"Having a "one-size-fits-all" LGBT employee network blatantly ignores the inherent diversity across and within each sub-category in the LGBT grouping"

How to turn up the LGBT voice in the workplace

Work & careers / 22 Jan

"If you only listened to this podcast, you might think that Brexit was proceeding smoothly and a glorious future awaits the UK outside the EU"

A listener's guide to the best Brexit podcasts

Brexit / 19 Jan

"The greatest party in the history of mankind now has to end"

Why we need a carbon tax

Energy / 16 Jan

The way it used to be. "For those of us who can remember the bad old days, the border is certainly not a phantom issue."

Is it time for an electronic backstop for our only land border?

Brexit / 15 Jan

"Some long term trends are favourable - on average, people have been becoming richer and are living longer lives - and such trends will probably continue."

What are the big economic trends on the way in the next decade?

Economics / 10 Jan

Stormont: a no-go zone?

Northern Ireland's eerie silence in the eye of Brexit hurricane

Northern Ireland / 11 Jan

A housing protest outside Government Buildings in Dublin

The philosophy behind Ireland's housing crisis

Housing / 07 Jan

Goodbye to all that: 7,000 US troops are set to leave Afghanistan

How will the withdrawal of US troops affect Afghanistan?

Afghanistan / 23 Dec 18

Working in the UK but living in the EU: what will Brexit mean for cross-border workers and their social security rights?

What will Brexit mean for 30,000 cross-border workers?

Brexit / 06 Dec 18

New York Stock Exchange, November 14 1972 as the Dow Jones Industrial averages closed over the 1,000 mark for the first time in the history of Wall Street. Photo: Bettmann/Getty Images

The ethics of business: can a good person be a good trader?

Philosophy / 04 Dec 18

Mavis Ramazani shows off her cooking skills in Dublin

Eat, pray, wait - 'Cooking for Freedom' in Direct Provision

News / 30 Nov 18

"Content-based advertising is the foundation on which TV, radio and print have survived and grown for the last 200 years - and is also why Google is so rich"

How GDPR has changed the advertising game

Digital marketing / 26 Nov 18

"It will be a challenge to develop software which is 100% unbiased and can truly contribute to workplace equality". Photo: iStock

Is tech a friend or foe when it comes to workplace equality?

technology / 22 Nov 18

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